Sentence examples for because of burden from inspiring English sources

"Aguirre: The Wrath of God" (1972) is the most celebrated of these, and "Fitzcarraldo" (1982) has a certain notoriety, in part because of "Burden of Dreams," Les Blank's fascinating, appalling documentary about its making.

I tell this tale finally to say that there is no excuse for selling out people because of burdens you face.

It has a different kind of burden, because it's not a permanent thing.

They are particularly useful for aggregate estimation of burden because they use a common, standardized approach.

I cannot reject the racist principle simply because of the burden it imposes on me after all, the random principle imposes an identical burden on someone else.

And a school budget went down on the first of two votes, in part because of the burden of educating non-English-speaking children.

I'm not saying there's been institutional sexism, but there has been a sort of blindness to female actors because of the burden of the classical canon".

About six in 10 people said they had to draw on most or all of their savings because of the burden of medical expenses.

See articleAdding to the uncertainty, Moody's said Germany was at risk of losing its triple-A rating because of the burden of backing Europe's bail-outs.

When a girl gets pregnant most cannot go back to school, either because the school won't accept them or because of the burden of raising a child.

My insignificance is all the more galling because of the burden of self that hounds me, compels me to make connections between my insides and the ocean outside.